why for i=1,#a do not working ?

[wowmacro]

local slowIDs = {
1715,
236027,
12323 ,
211793 }
function shouldslow(unit)
for i=1,#slowIDs do
local slowdebuff, _, _, _, _, _, slowdebuffExp = UnitDebuff(unit,slowIDs[i])
if slowdebuff and slowdebuffExp - GetTime() > 2
and not UnitDebuff(unit,135299)
then
return false
else
return true
end
end
end


why it aways return true...

[ev0]

function isSlowed()
  local slow={
    6343,
    183218,
    205273,
    204242,
    5116,
    194279,
  }
  for i=1,#slow do
    if(UnitBuff("target",slow[i])) then
      return true
    end
  end
end

It should work? what errors do you get?

[wowmacro]

function isSlowed()
local slow={
6343,
183218,
205273,
204242,
5116,
194279,
}
for i=1,#slow do
if(UnitBuff("target",slow[i])) then
return true
end
end
end

test with my pally. /run if isSlowed() == true then print("1") end

no error. but it will not return true...and I changed the lua. it aways return true.

[ev0]

function isSlowed()
local slow={
6343,
183218,
205273,
204242,
5116,
194279,
}
for i=1,#slow do
if(UnitBuff("target",slow[i])) then
return true
end
end
end

test with my pally. /run if isSlowed() == true then print("1") end

no error. but it will not return true...and I changed the lua. it aways return true.

let's throw a few more checks/boolean in there. I'll work on this tonight with you (shoot me a PM on discord - Discord)

[wowmacro]

not idea why i cant pm u
but I fix this lua with the following way..

for i=1,40 do local debuffid = select(11,UnitDebuff(unit,i))
for k=1,#slow do
if debuffid == slow[k]
then
XXXXXXXXX
end
end
end

but the old Lua was working in WOD 6.x

[ChrisIsMe]

local slowIDs = {
1715,
236027,
12323 ,
211793 }
function shouldslow(unit)
for i=1,#slowIDs do
local slowdebuff, _, _, _, _, _, slowdebuffExp = UnitDebuff(unit,slowIDs[i])
if slowdebuff and slowdebuffExp - GetTime() > 2
and not UnitDebuff(unit,135299)
then
return false
else
return true
end
end
end


why it aways return true...

# will use the index given so the first one is 6343 if you wanted to truly use the # you'd have to write it like this

local slow = { [1] = 6343, [2] = 183218,}

so on so forth.